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Weapons Act 1990
sec.126Employed security guard must record prescribed information
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### sec.126 Employed security guard must record prescribed information
A person who possesses or uses a weapon in performing duties as an employed security guard must, as prescribed by regulation, record information about the possession or use in the security organisation register kept by the security guard’s security organisation.
Maximum penalty—10 penalty units.
A regulation may specify the type of information that must be recorded and the time it must be recorded.
In this section—
employed security guard means a person who is employed as a security guard by a security organisation.
s 126 amd 1994 No. 13 s 3 sch
sub 1994 No. 13 s 17 (amd 1996 No. 41 s 38 (3) )
amd 1997 No. 48 s 41
(sec.126-ssec.1) A person who possesses or uses a weapon in performing duties as an employed security guard must, as prescribed by regulation, record information about the possession or use in the security organisation register kept by the security guard’s security organisation. Maximum penalty—10 penalty units.
(sec.126-ssec.2) A regulation may specify the type of information that must be recorded and the time it must be recorded.
(sec.126-ssec.3) In this section— employed security guard means a person who is employed as a security guard by a security organisation.